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Bulldog sings Imagine Dragons’s ‘Believer’; song’s co-writer approves the cover

The bulldog's perfectly timed "oh-ooh" to Imagine Dragons's Believer has become a viral sensation, drawing laughter and admiration from viewers worldwide.

Bulldog sings Imagine Dragons's ‘Believer’

Dogs find unique ways to entertain themselves, and a recent video posted on Instagram demonstrates this. The video shows a bulldog that, much to the delight of viewers, has taken up karaoke. In the video, a man is driving down the road, passionately singing along to Imagine Dragons’ hit song Believer.

With its infectious rhythm and the iconic “oh-ooh” that punctuates each verse, it’s hard not to join in—something the bulldog eagerly proves. Standing beside the driver, the pup seems to have impeccable timing, chiming in with perfectly synchronised “oh-ooh”s, matching the lead singer’s voice with surprising accuracy.

As the small, gullible dog steals the show, the other passengers in the car can’t contain their laughter. The bulldog, meanwhile, is fully in the moment, singing “oh-ooh” with all the fervour of a true professional, oblivious to the people laughing in the background.

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It’s clear that this adorable pup could easily join Imagine Dragons on stage, especially considering the video has already racked up over 21 million views.

Watch the wholesome video:

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The video also reached the co-writer of Believer, Justin Tranter. “As a cowriter of this song, I fully approve this cover,” he wrote in the comments section of the post.

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Another user commented, “Imagine Doggos.” A third user wrote, “Congratulations! You have just won the internet for today.” A fourth user wrote, “Apka dog Mumbai aa raha h,” referencing the famous Indian Idol joke.

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